Pearl River Community College - Wildcat Yearbook (Poplarville, MS)

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9. R Q3vi.f': , - . CADET ' - eMg1NAG1N.G sfrnrr . fAbeve7 Editor p Evans ....AAA....... - .... ........ S ponsor R-. Williams . ......... c Business Manager 5 I 1 'I ,Qs ,A CADET STAFF During this term of school the paper staff has' pub- lished, in addition to this First Annual Edition, six issues of the regular edition of The Cadet. At the beginning of the semester the group formed a Journalism Club whose aim has been to assist in the for- mulation of Cadet policies, to acquire knowledge for the betterment of The Cadet by discussions and reports, and to present entertaining journalistic programs. The Cadet has as its purposes: C11 presentation of campus news and news of interest to the student body, 62? entertainment through the varied channels that a pa- per may entertain, K3l announcements, C43 betterment of the school through drives, editorials, etc., and C55 the preservation of a lively school spirit by its interest in the campus extra-curricular activities. ,V its 5 5 JL ' 7 Q ' Ile s W., 5 :,, ,r kazaa! Q . f,,,Hu 'IE' -t sg. ,i v ,. 41,95 I'-4 J,-,Q ' Y i I it J' qrfggf , ' ,, 1-,Y , i ' ..,.. .. , we it f fe ix ' ' - -. - -fx :Z J - ' V ,f.dZ.- ' , I T V -, ' ,. f as f, - if s r , . 1' 3635, 1 Q 7' ff -Q -Q f ' pg 1, I ? 'f :, ' ' ' ' ' f' 'i .git 1 r or f' ' . ,, f- 2 , fi5?f4f3 1, . 5, F fr , ' ' K . W, '75 U-...i.1.-1-.- .f.......,.,.4Lfi. - .....,.f. , ....... .,, .sl ..,,....m .u.........aHi3' CADET PHOTOGRAPHERS Chas. R. Richardson and Lewis Wooten I ., g ,gr QV, z 5 N c , ' GIRLS? GLEE CLUB I 4941 PAGE THIRTEEN J!

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037- ' 'K r. igiaf.-Qofdvr.le..,xcA1g4z'r of-pro-gag A THIRD Aa:-QY RIFLE TEAM 6 ' . - TCo11ege isthenonly junior college in the f- ,XT IL' lt ,lcam boast of .a Military Department. This de- -Major Arthur P. Evans, FA, AUS, is the training program for non-veteran stu- in-this training program are lst bs17..Sgt. 'Odell G. Benedict. o1fifi'c,egs1ai'e: Cadet Caydtain R. F. Boutwell, Ca'det'1st Lt. R. M. Watts, Executive 'Lt.gD. Vwfeaver, Platoon Leaderg Cadet -Platoon Leaderg Cadet 'And Lt. R. H. ...v Y 1 -TEIBD. YEAR CADETS 1 A lfioosve, Supply Cfflcerz ani lst Sgt. .laik Jones. There are twelve other zcxz-cozazrnissicnecl cfilcers who are the squad leaders and their assistants . The Platoon Leaders have bee: given permission to or- ganize latoon fifle teams. These teams will com ete in a P rifle match. The platoon Whose team wins the match will carry a pennant is being made especially for the purpose. - The ROTC Headquarters Building was obtained from Camp Shelby through the War Assets Administration. This building contains a large class room. the Military Headquar- ters, and the best equipped indc-cr rifle range in the district. ' W. H. HsAa.s'r mn.: TEA-M PAGE: Frffzzri